At least the answer according to AVID â Advancement Via Individual Determination â a 35-year-old program designed to close achievement gaps and open access to college and career opportunities. College banners hang from ceilings in the main hallway on the first floor.
flare verb (BURN BRIGHTLY) âº [ 1  I ] to burn brightly either for a short time or not regularly: âº [ 2  I ] also flare up When something bad such as violence, pain, or anger flares (up), it suddenly starts or gets much worse: âº [ 3  I or T ] to (cause to) become wider: âº [  C ] a sudden increase in the brightness of a fire:
noun. 1  A brief wavering blaze of light. 2  A device that produces a bright light for signaling, illumination, or identification. 3  An outbreak, as of emotion or activity. 4  An expanding or opening outward. 5  An unwanted reflection within an optical system or the resultant fogging of the image. 6  A solar flare. 7  a. 8  Medicine a.